Barry, Michael -
Michael
(Mike) Barry, 79, died Wednesday evening at his home
in Lenox
following an extended illness. He had been a funeral
director at Massena from 1919 until 1934. He and his family
moved to Corning
in 1937 where he was associated with the Roland
Funeral home. After retirement in 1952 he and his wife moved to Lenox.
Rosary was
said at the Roland Funeral home at Corning Friday evening. Funeral services
were Saturday at 9:30 am from
St Patrick's
church in Corning with Rev Father Adam Reisz
officiating,
with Rev Bonaventure assisting. Burial was in
Calvary cemetery at Corning.
Survivors:
his wife, Julia, 2 daughters, Mrs Bernadine Rusco
of Lenox, Mrs Helen Mack of Des Moines; l son, John of Lenox and 4
grandchildren.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday December
17, 1959
Bridges, Ray -
Ray Bridges, 69, died late Tuesday night at his home in
Conway. Surviving are his wife Anna, three sons, Clifford of Rose Hill, Clinton
of Conway, and Theodore of Thatcher, Ariz; also five
grandchildren.
The body was taken Thursday to Oskaloosa for service and
burial. The family formerly lived there.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday October 1, 1959
Carey, Nina -
Ivan Carey
went to Denver, Colo on Thursday called by the death
of his sister,
Miss Nina Carey 72, who suffered a stroke. She died Wednesday morning. Funeral services and burial were at Denver on Saturday.
Miss Carey
was a graduate of the Lenox high school. She moved
to Denver a
number of years ago and had been an art teacher
in the schools
there for many years, Survivors include: 1 sister Mrs
Mary Mohler of Golden, Colo, 2
brothers Elwood of California and Ivan.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday November
19, 1959
Dill, Dolly L. Wiard –
Funeral services
were held Tuesday at the United Presbyterian Church for Mrs W H (Dolly) Dill, who died at her home here Saturday. Rev James Eddy, minister of the Church,
officiated at the service. Burial was in
Fairview Cemetery.
Obituary
Dolly L Wiard, daughter of Valentine and Martha Wiard was born near Lenox, Iowa Oct. 25, 1880, and passed away at her home in Lenox
on Nov 21, 1959 at the age of 79 years, 26 days.
She was
united in marriage to William Hoyt Dill of Franklin Co., Ohio on Sept 14,
1904. At this time they moved to Ohio
where they lived for fourteen months. They returned to Iowa and made their home on a farm four miles southwest
of Lenox.
To this
union one son, Raymond Wesley was born. In 1940 they moved to Lenox, Iowa where she continued to reside until
her death.
She united
with the United Presbyterian Church in February 1899. She joined the Rebecca Lodge in 1922. Dolly enjoyed her Lodge and Church work until
her health failed in the Spring of 1956.
She was
preceded in death by her parents, 3 sisters and 1 brother. She is survived by her husband, Hoyt, a son,
Raymond and his wife, Beulah, a sister-in-law Mrs Lula Wiard, Royal Oak, Michigan, seven nieces, four
nephews and a host of friends.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday November 26,
1959
Edwards. Harry J. -
Harry J Edwards, 53, of Des Moines, died of a coronary
thrombosis Monday, Nov 30, at Des Moines General hospital.
Services were Thursday Dec 3 at the Hamilton Funeral home. Burial was in Highland Memory Gardens cemetery.
Mr Edwards was an auditor at the Phillips Petroleum Co and had worked at Phillips
25 years. Born at Lenox, he lived at Knoxville before going to Des Moines 29
years ago. He was a member of Highland Park Christian Church, Pioneer Masonic
Lodge, Temple Commandery, Za-Ga-Zigi Shrine and the Tux Brigade of the Shrine.
During World War II he served in the navy.
Surviving are his widow, Vivian, and two sisters, Mrs Rolland Buxton and Mrs. Harry Miller, both of Lenox.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday December 10, 1959
Froescher,
Ernest C. -
Ernest C Froescher, 74, died
unexpectedly of a heart attack Thursday at 12:30 a m
at his home in Ruston, La. He was a retired fanner.
Funeral services were held at 3:30 p m Friday, in the Pine
Grove Baptist Church with the Rev A H Pruitt and the Rev James Gray
officiating. Burial was in the Pine Grove Cemetery.
Ernest Froescher was married to
Allie Gray in September, 1934. They observed their 25th wedding anniversary in
September, 1959.
Survivors include his widow, Allie, two sisters, Mrs Lee Rupe of Oroville,
California, and Mrs Lizzie Ambrose of Lenox, and his
step-mother, Mrs Maria Froescher also of Lenox. Also a host of nieces, nephews and friends. One brother, Fred Froescher preceded him in
death.
He lived in Lenox for a year and has visited in Lenox many
times. Mrs Ambrose and sons, Karl and Jasper attended
the funeral.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday December 10, 1959
Johnston,
Mrs. George –
Word was received by Wilton Johnston Thursday that his
mother, Mrs. George Johnston had passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs R. J. Sklenicki in Santa
Monica, Calif. Mrs Johnston went to California one a half years ago to live with her
daughter. She had been ill about ten
days. The funeral will be held at Platte
Center Presbyterian church Wednesday. The body will be at the Wilton Johnston home Wednesday morning. Mr and Mrs Wilton Johnston just returned home last week from
spending several days visiting his mother in California.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday December 4, 1958
Kanoff, George W. –
George W. Kanoff was born August
11, 1894. He passed away Sept. 28, 1959
in a Sacramento hospital. He was the son
of J N & Gracia Kanoff,
grandson of the late Mrs J West Jones of Lenox.
He leaves his wife Alma, a daughter Mrs Faye McNell of Davis and son Bruce, a sister Mrs Eythel Cochran of South Gate,
Calif., a brother, Johnnie Kanoff of Pamona and six grandchildren. George was parts manager for Hanies Motors for 16 years and a resident of the county 17
years. He was a member of Trinity Lodge
No. 208 AF&AM of Davenport. Funeral
services were Oct 1 in Sacramento.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday October 15, 1959
Leach,
Nellie Florence Fitzgerald –
Nellie Florence Leach, daughter of Porter and Mary
Fitzgerald was born near Eldorado Springs, Mo. March 5, 1884 and passed away at
Creston Oct. 17 at the age of 75 years, 7 months and 12 days.
On December 11, 1904 she was united in marriage with Wesley
Leach of Eldorado Springs, Mo where they resided until moving to Union County,
Iowa in 1907. With the exception of 2
years spent in Minnesota, the rest of their life was spent in Adams and Union
counties. They farmed near Lenox until
December 1941 when they moved to Corning, and operated the Gamble Store with
their son Glenn. In March of 1949 they
retired and moved to Creston where Mr Leach passed
away on March 25, 1953.
To this union six children were
born: Alvin E of Prescott, Glenn F and Earl W of Creston, Thelma Chandler of
Sharpsburg, Ruby Shawler of Lenox, a son Harold died
on September 3, 1953.
Nellie was the 3rd child in a family of 7, two of
whom survive: Mrs Julia Pelley of Altius, Oklahoma and Benjamin Fitzgerald of
Creston. Other survivors include 13
grandchildren 16 great grandchildren and 4 daughters-in-law, 2 sons-in-law and
many other relatives and friends.
Mrs Leach accepted Christ as her savior September 13, 1899 at Eldorado Springs and
later transferred her membership to the Kent Christian Church. Mr and Mrs Leach and their family transferred their membership to
the Lenox Methodist Church where she remained a member until death.
She entered the hospital at Creston Oct 15 and died Oct
17. She had been in failing health the
last three years and confined to her home most of that time. She had not been seriously ill until the last
few days.
The funeral was Oct. 19 at the Lenox Christian Church, the
Rev Duckett officiating. Burial was also at Lenox.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa, Thursday October 22, 1959
Putnam,
Mary –
Mr. [Hoyt] Dill received word Thursday that his sister, Mrs Mary Putnam, 85, of Columbus, Ohio died at noon that
day. She had visited here a number of
times.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Thursday November 26, 1959
Rankin,
Claude -
Claude
Rankin, 51, farmer living east of Bedford suffered a heart attack Monday, Nov
2, and died on the way to a Maryville, Mo, hospital. He was the father of Frank
Rankin of Lenox. Other survivors include
his wife, Marjorie, 5 other children, a son Jerry of Des Moines, a daughter,
Miss Jo Rankin of Clarinda, 3 children at home, Gary, Danny and Donna, his
mother of Bedford, and a brother of Omaha.
Funeral
services were Thursday at 2 p m at Bedford. Burial
in Fairview
cemetery at Bedford.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday November
12, 1959
Roudybush,
Clifford William -
Clifford Roudybush, 77, farmer living southeast of town, died Sunday
morning of cancer at the hospital in Creston. Funeral services were Tuesday at the Methodist Church, Rev. Burton C
Collier, the pastor, officiating. Burial
was in the Lenox Cemetery.
His family suggest memorial gifts to be contributed to the Lenox
Methodist Church.
Mr Roudybush was born on a farm south of Diagonal. He had lived in Lenox for the past 15
years. Prior to that
he had lived in Clearfield for ten year.
His
survivors include his wife, Martha, twin daughters, Mrs Robert Brown and Mrs Donald Barker and nine
grandchildren, all of Lenox.
Other
survivors are four brothers, Floyd of Des Moines, John of Diagonal, Lester of
Mason City and Ralph of Clarinda as well as three sisters, Mrs Myrtle Yashack of Diagonal, Mrs Mae Gleason of Seattle, Wash, and Mrs Fern Dolecheck of Diagonal. His parents, Mr and Mrs Will Roudybush, a
sister, Mrs Beulah Sabotka;
and four infant
brothers and sisters preceded in death.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday November
19, 1959
Roudybush,
Clifford William -
Clifford
William, the son of William A and Maria Griffeth Roudybush was born March 28, 1902 on a farm south of
Diagonal. He departed from this life at the hospital in Creston Nov 15, 1959 at
the age of 57 years, 7 months and 17 days.
Clifford
spent the early years of his life until 1930 in the Diagonal
vicinity.
In 1929 he was united in marriage with Martha Struwe and moved east of Lenox. To this union were born twin daughters Kathlyn and Maralyn. During the years 1934-44 he lived in the
Clearfield vicinity, moving then to their present home near Lenox where they
have lived the last 15 years.
One of a
family of 13, he was preceded in death by his parents,
a sister, Mrs Beulah Sabotka and four infant
brothers and sisters. His is the first death in the immediate Roudybush family of over 120 members since his father's
passing in 1937.
He leaves to
mourn his passing: his wife Martha; twin daughters, Kathlyn (Mrs Robert Brown of Diagonal), and Maralyn (Mrs Donald Barker) two
sons-in-law to whom he was extremely devoted, Bob
Brown and
Don Barker; also nine grandchildren, Patty, Gary, Deanna, Billy, Jimmy and
Sheryl Brown, Barbara, Sandra and Steven Barker; Also brothers: Floyd of Des
Moines, John of Diagonal, Lester
of Mason
City and Ralph of Clarinda and sisters: Mae Gleason of Seattle, Wash, Myrtle Yashack of Benton, Fern Dolecheck of Diagonal; In addition there are many nieces and nephews, Martha's
mother Mrs Struwe who helped to
care for him these last three weeks, other relatives and scores of friends.
He joined
the Methodist Church in Diagonal in his early life, later transferring to the
Lenox Methodist Church. His pride and
joy was in helping others and enjoying his nine grandchildren.
Tribute: During
the past two years Clifford has never complained
once but has
been in failing health after withstanding the shocks of surgery, accident, and
sickness he underwent surgery for the removal of a cancerous lung. Even though
he was in good spirits he could not endure the ordeal and continued to lose
strength and vitality. He was a kind and
devoted husband, father, and neighbor who was always ready to lend a hand
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The funeral
was at the Methodist Church the Rev B C Collier officiating. Burial was in
Fairview cemetery. Casket bearers were WiUiam Weeda, John Brown, Jodie Hepperly, Jim McMath, Henry Beck
and Earl Smith.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday November
26, 1959
Sandstrum,
Rosanne Lynn –
Rosanne
Lynn, infant daughter of Pvt and Mrs Albert Sandstrum
of Aberdeen,
Maryland passed away Nov 11, 1959 at 8:17 am a few minutes after birth. She is survived by her parents and nine
grandparents, Mr and Mrs Byron Northrup of Lenox, Mr and Mrs Gunnar Sandstrum of
Sharpsburg, great grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Veatch of Lenox, Mr Harold Long of Sharpsburg, Mrs Roy Northrup of Utah and a great great grandmother, Mrs Arda Crawford of Maryville, Mo. besides several uncles and aunts.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday November
12, 1959
Schmitt, Dora -
Mrs Dora Schmitt, 76, died at her home in Lenox Saturday afternoon. Her death
followed an extended illness. Funeral services were at 2
pm Tuesday at the Bender funeral home, Rev Fr Adam Reisz officiating. Burial was in Fairview
cemetery.
Mrs Schmitt was born in Lenox and had lived here most of her life. She was the last
survivor of her family. Survivinig are her husband,
Tony; two daughters, Mrs Bernice
Quinn of Lenox and Mrs
Margaret Shaw of Des Moines; four sons, Lawrence of Kenneswick,
Wash, Floyd and Don of Des Moines and Hugh of Omaha, Nebr; 10 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs Schmitt had observed their 58th wedding
anniversary last February.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday December 17, 1959
Stremmel, Nathan –
Nathan Stremmel, 93, retired
farmer, suffered a stroke and was taken to a nursing home in Bedford where he
died Wednesday morning.
He was born in Pittsburgh, Pa. moving one year later with
his parents to Illinois. He had lived in
Lenox many years and had been employed at the Davis Elevator eleven years
before his retirement.
Survivors include 2 daughters Mrs Dora Frederick of Table Grove, Ill., Miss Julia Stremmel at home in Lenox, 2 sons Harve Strummel of Macomb, Ill., Lloyd Strummel of Lewistown, Ill. 6
grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and a number of great great grandchildren, making the 5 generations. His wife, Agnes preceded him in death. The body is at the Bender Funeral Home. Services will be at Bender Funeral Home on Friday at 2 pm with Rev
Burton C Collier officiating. Burial
will be in the Lenox Cemetery.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa, Thursday November 12, 1959
Stremmel,
Nathan -
Nathan Stremmel, son of John and Mary Stremmel,
the last of 8 children was born in Pittsburgh, Penn, on Dee 1, 1865 and passed
away at the Armstrong Nursing home on Wednesday, Nov 11 at the age of 93 years,
11 months and 10 days. When one year old he
came to the
state of Illinois with his parents where he grew to manhood and made his home
until about 1914 when he came to Lenox, where he has since lived.
On Sept 6,
1886, he was married to Mary S Danner who died
July 28,
1907. To this union was born one daughter, Dora and
two sons Harvey
and Lloyd, in April 1908 he was married to
Clara Hawkins who died April 1, 1910. To this union was born
one daughter, Berniece who died at the age of ten years. On
Dec 23, 1915
he was married to Agnes Shoenhair who preceded
him in death on
Sept 3, 1940.
He became a
member of the Presbyterian church in Lenox
In 1915.
He is
survived by a daughter, Mrs Dora Frederick of Table
Grove, Ill.,
two sons, Harvey of Macomb, Ill. and Lloyd of Lewistown,
Ill., also a daughter, Miss Julia Stremmel of Lenox, 6 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren.
Lenox Time
Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday, November 19, 1959
Tuttle, Ethel Cain –
The Time
Table received a letter from Mrs Effie Duckett at 2319 18th St., Everett, Wash. She believes there are readers here who would
remember Ethel Cain Tuttle who formerly lived here. Mrs Tuttle died Oct
17 and was buried at Clinton, Maine. Her
husband died many years ago. She leaves
no children, a brother Cecil Cain lives in Maryland
and 3 sisters survive: Blanche Wiley, Ida Andrews and Gertrude Richardson.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa, Thursday November
5, 1959
Wainwright, Lydia Anna Wolfe -
Word was received early Monday morning of the death of Mrs Anna Wainwright 90, of the Good Samaritan Village, St.
Francis, Kan. The body was returned to
the Bender Funeral Home.
Services will be Thursday at 2 pm at the United Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. James Eddy officiating.
Survivors: 2 sons, Carroll of Syracuse, Kans., Leonard of
Champaign, Ill. 4 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Her husband Sam died a number of years
ago. The family formerly lived in Lenox.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday, December 2, 1959
Wainwright,
Lydia Anna Wolfe -
Lydia Anna
Wolfe, the second of seven children born to Mary and John Wolfe was born in
eastern Kansas on September 5, 1869. When a child she moved with her family to Iowa where she grew up. In 1888 she was united in marriage to S E
Wainwright. They homesteaded in eastern
Colorado and later moved to Sharpsburg, Iowa, then to Lenox, soon after 1900.
They lived
in Lenox the rest of their married life. Mr Wainwright
was very active
in business and civic life until his death on January 1, 1931. Mrs Wainwright
continued to live in Lenox until five years ago when she went back to Kansas.
She was
always a great worker in her church and in the community.
She was the
first Noble Grand in the Lenox Rebekah Lodge and was
a member of the Lenox School Board for twelve years, being one of the first
woman school board members in the territory.
She passed
away in St Francis, Kan. on Nov 30, 1959 and was laid to rest by Mr Wainwright in Lenox. She leaves to mourn her passing, a
son Leonard, and wife Eva, and their daughter Kay and her husband
Sam Trippiell and their daughter and
son, all of Champaign, Ill. A son, Carroll and wife
Catherine and their sons, Kenneth and Francis of Syracuse, Kan, and their
daughter Barbara Ann and her husband Verlyn Ginther and their three children of Hill City, Kan, a
sister Mrs Carrie Pinkney of Phllipsburg. Mo, and a brother
Frank Wolfe of Guthrie, Okla, and many nieces,
nephews and other relatives and friends.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday December
24, 1959
Whipple, Lulu Allen -
Mrs Lulu Whipple
of Sharpsburg died at Rosary hospital In Corning Tuesday, Sept. 22. The funeral
was the following Sunday at the Presbyterian Church in Sharpsburg, conducted by
the Rev E. M. McGehee. Burial was at Guss cemetery.
Lula Whipple was one of a family of 11, four of whom preceded her in
death. Those remaining are Homer Allen of Harlan, Margaret Frost of Ridgeway,
Mo., Minnie Schwab of Kansas
City, Joe Allen of Hamilton,
Mo., McKinley Allen of Kansas
City, Fred Allen of Darlington,
Mo.
After her marriage they lived on a farm near Guss, later moving to Mills County and from there to
Colorado. Two years later the family
moved back to Iowa and lived near Avoca for two years. From Avoca they moved to Mills County, where
they lived ten years. In 1922 they moved
to Taylor County in the Sharpsburg community.
Mrs. Whipple at an early age joined the church at Mount Gilead, a country
church near Eagleville, Mo. She
transferred her membership to the Presbyterian Church at of Sharpsburg, where
she remained an active member.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday
October 8, 1959
Wilson,
Robert Wilbur –
Robert W Wilson, 85, well known farmer, died at his home
southeast of Lenox Monday morning.
Services were Wednesday at the Bender Funeral Home with the
Rev. James Eddy officiating. Burial was
in the Lenox Cemetery.
Obituary
Robert Wilbur Wilson, son of John B and Ellen Wilson was
born at Crawfordsville, Iowa on Nov 29, 1873 and passed away at his home near
Lenox, Sept 28, 1959 at the age of 85 years and 10 months.
While still a small boy he moved with his parents to Taylor
County. On Dec 27, 1898 he was united in
marriage to Minnie A Seibert of Conway. To this union were born five children, Gladys Garver of Corydon, Mildred and Cecil of Lenox, Marvin of Blockton and Maurine Strange of Albert Lea, Minn. His wife died November 29, 1946. Besides the children who survive, he leaves eight grandchildren and five
great grandchildren, two daughters-in-law Velda and
Mary Wilson, two sons-in-law Lloyd Garver and Jim
Strange, one sister, Mrs. Sarah Wilcox, two brothers, Edd and Harve Wilson of Lenox.
He was a member of the United Presbyterian Church of
Clearfield for many years. He later
placed his membership in the Presbyterian Church of Lenox.
He was a kind and loving father and grandfather. He was very patient and cheerful during his
long illness and will be greatly missed by his family.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday October 1, 1959
Wurster,
Sharon Kathryn-
Sharon Wurster, 16, died Saturday
morning at her home in
Mt Ayr. Survivors are her mother
and father, Mr and Mrs Melvin
Wurster. Funeral services were Monday at 3 p m
at the
Methodist church in Lenox,
the Rev. John Lippincott officiating. Burial was in the Lenox Cemetery.
Lenox
Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday, October 22, 1959
Shardon Kathryn Wurster -
Sharon
Kathryn Wurster, daughter of Melvin and Dorothy Wurster was born at the home of her grandparents, Mr and Mrs Ed Cooper at Conway,
and passed away Saturday night at her home in Mt Ayr,
at the age of 16 years, one month, and 12 days.
She was
baptized into the Methodist Church at Lenox on Easter Sunday, 1944. Sharon's
burdens were greater than most people realized.
She is
survived by her parents, four uncles, four aunts, 11 cousins and many other
relatives and friends.
Funeral
services were held Monday afternoon from the Methodist Church in Lenox,
conducted by the pastor. Rev Burton Collier and the Rev John Lippincott, pastor
of the Methodist Church in Mt Ayr.
Burial was
in the Lenox cemetery.
Lenox Time Table, Lenox, Iowa Thursday November
5, 1959
Ziehe, Mabel Lucille Sturm -
Funeral
services for Mrs John Ziehe were held at the Methodist
Church on
Monday, Oct 19, at 2 pm, the Rev Burton Collier officiating. Norma Paymal was organist,
Helen Brokaw and Virginia Jackson sang two numbers. Pall bears were Herman Wenger, Clifford
Preston, Patrick Stevin, Robert Werts, Marvin South
and Cecil Wilson. Burial
in the Lenox Cemetery.
Mabel
Lucille Sturm, daughter of Charles and May Hegwood Sturm was born April 19, 1912 on a farm four miles west of Lenox and died
October 15, 1959 in a Hayward, Calif. hospital at the age of 47 years, 5 months
and 25 days.
Mabel’s
mother died when she was three hours old, leaving the infant in the care of her
father and older brother and sister. For
one year friends and neighbors helped with her care. Then her sister and brother-in-law Lennie and Will Preston took her into their home where she
spent the early years of her childhood. Lennie cared for her as her own child. Mabel seemed like a sister to Thelma, Velda, Clifford and Dorothy.
At a young
age she went into her life’s work as a nurse caring for others. For two years she cared for the patients at
Glenwood
hospital.
From there she went to the Clarinda hospital where she worked for 16 years.
On Sept 8,
1948, she was united in marriage to John Ziehe of
Clarinda where they made their home until moving to California in
1953.
Mabel was
never blessed with children of her own, but John's
four children
were a great comfort to her. In August 1955 she took seriously ill and
underwent major surgery. She made a quick recovery but of short duration. In
September of 1957 she became ill again and since then spent many months in the
hospital.
Mabel confessed
her faith in Christ, was baptized and became a member
of the Methodist Church in Lenox. She attended church in Livermore when her
health permitted. She leaves to mourn her passing her faithful and devoted
husband, John and his children, John Jr of Hayward,
Gerald of Harlingen, Texas, Betty Werts of Clarinda;
and Catherine Slevin of Kearney, Nebr,
two sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law and eight grandchildren, her loving
sister and brother-in-law Lennie and Will Preston, a sister-in-law, Adelia
Sturm of Kennedy, New, York; nieces nephews and other relatives.
She was
preceded in death by her parents and her brother Martin Sturm.
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